LonDON Bars

[BogBrush1903]

With the demise of the Rob Roy on Edgware Road, where can a LonDON go and watch their beloved?

[Aldo1983]

What happened to the Rob Roy? Turned into flats?

[BogBrush1903]

Oh I think the pub still exists but it's under new ownership... Probably a LonHUN

[Aldo1983]

That's a shame but to be fair I hadn't been in it for years. It'll be like pining for Woolies.

[BogBrush1903]

That's a shame but to be fair I hadn't been in it for years. It'll be like pining for Woolies.

I was never a fan of Woolies, probably because of the damage I subconsciously knew I was doing to my gnashers with those mix-ups*

*Was mix up a commonly used term for a bag of sugary treats of various forms?

[RED_JOHN]

I was never a fan of Woolies, probably because of the damage I subconsciously knew I was doing to my gnashers with those mix-ups*

*Was mix up a commonly used term for a bag of sugary treats of various forms?

Yep, mix up is the term used. My youngest lad asks me to take him to the mix up shop now and again. £1 buys you a mediocre mix up now

[londonloon]

Back to the initial question - I havnae been down for a while, but there was initially Riley's Sports Bar down by Trafalger square and then Cleopatra's Irish bar in Covent Garden. I keep an eye on the rob roy reds boys for advice, but it is magic walking through the capital and then suddenly hearing Doric in increasing frequency. Down my way - Deptford - The Little Crown shows SPFL and scottish cup if you ask - as long as there's no GAA or big big guffball games.

[bigj]

Back to the initial question - I havnae been down for a while, but there was initially Riley's Sports Bar down by Trafalger square and then Cleopatra's Irish bar in Covent Garden. I keep an eye on the rob roy reds boys for advice, but it is magic walking through the capital and then suddenly hearing Doric in increasing frequency. Down my way - Deptford - The Little Crown shows SPFL and scottish cup if you ask - as long as there's no GAA or big big guffball games.

Philomenas https://www.philomenas.co.uk was where a lot of the rob Roy boys were watching games. Not sure if it's still popular a lot of boys have moved on and I'm out of the loop these days

[londonloon]

Cleopatra's Irish bar in Covent Garden.

Aye sorry, meant Philomena's.

[kkong]

I was never a fan of Woolies, probably because of the damage I subconsciously knew I was doing to my gnashers with those mix-ups*

*Was mix up a commonly used term for a bag of sugary treats of various forms?

It's pick 'n' mix.